I'm not sure if this is the proper place for this question, but I want to know if coloring on a driver license invalidates it. I'm not talking about making real changes - more like coloring in sleeves or filling in a neckline.
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Why would you expect that altering an official document will not invalidate it? – Nij Jan 12 '20 at 1:40
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@Nij it's not a real alteration. A driver's license has a photo on it. I'm talking about making adjustments to the clothing in the photo – user29345 Jan 12 '20 at 1:52
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4Yes, it’s a real alteration - you are changing the photograph the document issues approved to go on the document, that’s a real alteration. – Moo Jan 12 '20 at 2:09
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@Moo I guess that's my answer:) – user29345 Jan 12 '20 at 2:21
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2"It's not a real alteration" except that, it is an alteration and it is real... – Nij Jan 12 '20 at 2:50
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I'm a notary. If someone showed me a marked-up license, I'd refuse to perform the notarization, and make a note of the persons name and phone number, to make sure I would never make another appointment with the person.
Is there a law that says I have to refuse? I don't think so. Is there is a law that says I can refuse if I have any doubts about the person's identity? Absolutely.
